The All in the Family actress, 65, Sally Struthers was arrested early Thursday for driving under the influence in Maine, where she's starring in the stage adaption of 9 to 5.

She was pulled over at 12:20 a.m. on Route 1 in Ogunquit, Maine, located about 40 miles south of Portland and taken to the police station in the coastal town, had her mugshot taken and was charged with OUI - operating under the influence - a misdemeanor.

The actress was handcuffed at the scene, and released shortly after she was taken into custody and posted $160 bail.

Her arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 14, and as a first time offender the actress could get a $500 fine and a 90-day suspension on her license, but risks no jail time.

A rep for the actress responded: "Sally is working and she is fine and she loves The Ogunquit Playhouse and her yearly time in Ogunquit. We deny these charges."

"Lost" star Matthew Fox was arrested for drunken driving in Bend, Ore., on Friday. He had one passenger with him when he was cited at 3:23 a.m. The actor was arrested early in the morning on suspicion of DUI. Fox, 45, was taken into custody and released later that day.

Driving in Oregon, where he currently lives, the actor was apparently en route to a fast food restaurant at the time of his arrest. He was taken into custody and released later that day.

The Oscar-winning director and writer have spent a lot of time in Hawaii over the years, so he probably doesn't even know that's illegal in Oregon.

This isn't Fox's first run-in with the law. On Aug. 28, 2011, the actor was accused of punching a female bus driver in the chest and pelvic area after he attempted to board the private party bus in Cleveland, Ohio. However, prosecutors ultimately decided not to charge Fox.

A rep for the actor had no comment.